East Sister Island Provincial Park

East Sister is the one island of the Erie Archipelago that circumvented being logged. Not as much as a kilometer over, the island bolsters a rich and unmistakable biology. Its southern vegetation incorporates a few plants that are uncommon in Canada, for example, Short's aster and the Kentucky espresso tree. These Kentucky espresso trees protect a noteworthy rearing province of incredible blue herons, dark delegated night herons, and extraordinary egrets.

Different shorebirds, waterfowl and snakes likewise make the island their home. The archipelago is one of a kind from a topographical angle. In excess of ten thousand years prior, an ice sheet scratched away the topsoil and cut profound scratches in the bedrock. Presented to the components of the lake, the island has endured a great deal of weathering. No trees remain along the rough shoreline and just thick brush stays in a significant part of the inside.